Own Your Hospital Journey with Confidence!
Prescription for Admission isn’t just a book—it’s your ultimate guide to navigating the complexities of hospital care. Whether you’re preparing for an ER visit or an inpatient stay, this book equips you with the tools and knowledge to stay calm, informed, and in control.
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Navigate Your Hospital Stay with a Proven Roadmap
When illness or injury strikes, a hospital visit can feel overwhelming—confusing processes, unclear communication, and stress often leave patients lost.
Prescription for Admission by Dr. Monique Nugent is your essential roadmap to navigating hospitalization with confidence. This expert guide demystifies the experience, helping you communicate effectively, advocate for better care, and focus on what truly matters—healing.
Unlock the Secrets to a Better Hospital Experience with Prescription for Admission!
Navigate a Typical Hospital Stay
Prepare for a four-to five-day visit with ease
Inside the Healthcare System
Insights into urgent care and emergency medicine
Stay Mentally Grounded
Communicate clearly, advocate confidently
Stress-Free Discharge Tips
Smooth transitions to home or long-term care
Downloadable Quick Guide
A handy, fillable tool for emergencies
“Stop feeling lost in the hospital system. Get your copy of Prescription for Admission today and step into your next hospital visit with confidence, clarity, and control!”
Frank Mutuma, ★★★★★
Prescription for Admission by Monique S. Nugent has a wealth of information and is a must-read for everyone, including health practitioners. As the author points out, a well-informed patient will keep track of their progress, which will not only help them advocate for themselves but also ensure better outcomes. I loved the way Monique started by explaining the patient information captured on admission step by step. She has also gone out of her way to provide templates so the reader can practice filling in their particulars.
Joe, ★★★★★
This book offers some good insightful info of hospitals from the doctor’s perspective.
Justin Nuge, ★★★★★
As someone who has struggled with navigating the healthcare system, I found this book to be a valuable resource for understanding my rights as a patient and how to effectively advocate for my care. Overall, “Prescription for Admission” is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to take an active role in their healthcare. The author’s insights and practical advice make this book an essential read for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers alike. If you are looking for a comprehensive guide to advocating for your care, this book is a great place to start.
Shorel, ★★★★★
This book was well written and informative. As an international student who recently moved to the U.S., this book has become very useful in helping me to better understand and maneuver the healthcare system in America. Kudos to Dr. Nugent for breaking down the content to aid understanding. I would definitely recommend this book!
Paul, ★★★★★
An understandable, fairly comprehensive and useful guide for the non-medical population who are having encounters with the medical system (not to be called industry..;) ) as either a patient or a support person for a patient. It is often confusing, ever-changing, and frequently frustrating for people getting healthcare when they try to understand what’s happening, and why it’s happening.
Fortunately, with skilled clinicians such as Dr Nugent (who I know personally), the trauma of 1) being sick/ill/injured and 2) trying to figure out how to navigate the healthcare system can be somewhat alleviated and made less painful (until the rules change yet again)
Lynne, ★★★★★
Prescription for Admission A Doctor’s Guide for Navigating the Hospital, Advocating for Yourself, and Having a Better Hospitalization by: Dr. Monique Nugent
This guide is a valuable source for anyone who is facing a hospital stay now or perhaps may require in the future. This book is very well organized and easy to understand as many people who get admitted to the hospital may not understand what is going. I would recommend this book to all of my friends and family.
Paul, ★★★★★
An understandable, fairly comprehensive and useful guide for the non-medical population who are having encounters with the medical system (not to be called industry..;) ) as either a patient or a support person for a patient. It is often confusing, ever-changing, and frequently frustrating for people getting healthcare when they try to understand what’s happening, and why it’s happening.
Fortunately, with skilled clinicians such as Dr Nugent (who I know personally), the trauma of 1) being sick/ill/injured and 2) trying to figure out how to navigate the healthcare system can be somewhat alleviated and made less painful (until the rules change yet again)
Amanda M., ★★★★★
Well-written, concise, and comprehensive review of what an inpatient hospital stay looks like. Recommend as a must-read to any medical student, internal medicine resident, and all people (clinical or not) who work within the hospital and its system. Great manual to reference for adults over 65 who may need assistance in understanding their hospital stay and also how to initiate conversations about advance directives and code status.